Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-03-08
LOCAL BREvlTIES.

Miss Grover left for Toledo this morn
ing.
Mr.. L. d. Libby left today for New York
city.
Mr.. John Jones left today for Columbia,
Tenn.
Mr.. John Decker went to Erie, Penn,
today.
Mr. John Price left today for Hazelton,
Kansas.
Mr.. Henry Banks left this morning for
Louisville. Ky.
Mrs. Charles Cathcart is the guest Of
friends in Urbana.
Mrs. Buxton and daughter, Miss Louie.
are at the Arcade.
Mr.. c. r. Adams started this morning
for Pittsburg. Penn.
Mr.. W. T. Wentworth left this mornir <
| for Portland. Maine.
Mr.. T. J. Murphy. of the l. b. 4 W.,"as
| in town this morning.
The Silver King" company went TO
Kenton this morning.
Grove T. Ingersoll left today for Roches-
ter. n. Y. on business.
The funeral of Tim. Cavanaugh occurred
at O'Clock this morning.
The committee on discipline of the boaid
of education met last night.
Miss Ella Shewalter left today on her r,
turn trip to New York city.
Mr.. ID. II. Roche. the popular agent of
the |. b. 4 W, is in Chicago.
George Gridley, draughtsman. has opened
an Office in Bookwaiter's block.
Miss Mary Jacobs left this morning via
the Bee Line for TT. Worth. Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry LaRue and daugh-
ter left this morning for Rockford. Ill.
Mr.. Charles r. Shepherd leaves in short
time for pleasure trip to New York city.
The Rev Sidley. of St Raphael church,
went down the Ohio Southern this morn
ing.
4 DIR. NJ. +. Welsh has moved into the Old
Butt property on High street. just west Of
Center.
Drs. Thomas X. Potter and l.. NJ. Potter
left this morning for San Francisco, VIA Il e
Bee Line.
An Uncle Toms Cabin" company
passed through this city this morning, en-
route for Columbus.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas }. Brown, Of Brown
town. are the hosts of Councilman james
X. Russell and wife.
Messrs. S. W. Martin and E. NJ. Kisse'l
left this morning for San Francisco, Cal,
on business trip.
Mr.. Dan Minahan's pony, which was re-
ported stolen yesterday, was not stolen
after all, but had merely gotten out of the
stable.
The Rev. W. ii. Warren. of Cincinnati,
is in the city today. He officiated at the
funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. P. b. Martins
babe this afternoon.
An organization of business men known
as the Young Mems exchange has been
Organized in Urbana to boom the city.
Good idea.
Mr.. Allan Janney, with Paynter 4 CO. s
Market street store. leaves this week for
Los Angeles, Cal, where he expects to To-
cate permanently.
Mr.. Thomas Wright, late associate editor
o, the Limestone street Times, left today
for New York city, to embark in metro
politan journalism.
Mr.. L. II. Olds thinks of establishing a
bicycling school in Springfield, if a suitable
hall can be secured. He already has a
number of pupils.
The Bee Line had boom in all direc-
tions today. The morning trains took out
over thirty passengers from the extremity
of Maine to the Golden Gate.
The Toronto Reaper and Mower works,
capital stock 100000. and employing 400
men, are looking for site in Ohio on
which to settle What is the matter with
Dayton? 1t offers every advantage.
ttbn Herald.
The republican city central committee
Will have very important business to attend
t. this evening at the committee ROOMS,
a nd each member. of the city and Spring
field township is urgently requested to be
on hand promptly at 80 O'Clock.
Mr.. John Lyskey, of this city, returned
home from old Ireland yesterday. where he
has been for the last three months, visiting
friends aud relatives. He looks hale and
healthy after his trip. and says that times
in Ireland are better than they are here.
H continued Ia say to reporter that there
were more idle men in Ohio today than in
all Ireland.